Message from the Superintendent
Fellow River Cess Citizens:
Never before in our history as a County has any leadership of Liberia planned the destiny of our County along with us.
Now that this is being done through the District Consultation, County Consolidation, and regional workshops, we must all be reminded of our implicit and reciprocating roles in the future development of the County.
No longer will we see our various projects as “Government-owned“, but as our very own. The people told the Government what the people needed and we have made every effort to comply with the people’s vision in this document.
We in the County Administration hail the people of the County for their independence and far-sightedness in the selection of three priority areas for development and the projects under these areas. Coincidentally, our compatriots in all of the other fourteen political sub-divisions of Liberia were driven to the very same choices, namely Roads, Education, and Health.
As the implementation process kicks off, we urge the people of the County to take ownership of the projects through their active participation, keeping open and collegial communication with the Special County Development Council, the District Development Committees, the Office of the Superintendent and the Legislative Caucus.
In conclusion, we sincerely thank all those that guided us in the completion of this CDA document in whatever way.
B. Rancy Ziankahn
County Superintendent
Never before in our history as a County has any leadership of Liberia planned the destiny of our County along with us.
Now that this is being done through the District Consultation, County Consolidation, and regional workshops, we must all be reminded of our implicit and reciprocating roles in the future development of the County.
No longer will we see our various projects as “Government-owned“, but as our very own. The people told the Government what the people needed and we have made every effort to comply with the people’s vision in this document.
We in the County Administration hail the people of the County for their independence and far-sightedness in the selection of three priority areas for development and the projects under these areas. Coincidentally, our compatriots in all of the other fourteen political sub-divisions of Liberia were driven to the very same choices, namely Roads, Education, and Health.
As the implementation process kicks off, we urge the people of the County to take ownership of the projects through their active participation, keeping open and collegial communication with the Special County Development Council, the District Development Committees, the Office of the Superintendent and the Legislative Caucus.
In conclusion, we sincerely thank all those that guided us in the completion of this CDA document in whatever way.
B. Rancy Ziankahn
County Superintendent
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